This is Hidden Killers with Tony Brewski.

All right. This is a disturbing one, by the way.

If you have children are sensitive to that topic or trafficking, this is quite a story.

A story that was unfolding right underneath everyone's eyes.

In a place, many would not suspect. In the comment section, I want to hear your thoughts on this one and how it even got here.

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So picture this.

It's a hot June morning in Columbus Junction, Iowa, population, 2,300 people.

And suddenly, there are more cop cars than a donut shop parking lot at a shift change.

We're talking multiple agencies rolling up in what looks like a regular Bible camp for kids.

What could possibly be going wrong there, right?

Nothing.

Except plot twist,

they're not there for a prayer circle. They're executing a search warrant as part of a human trafficking investigation, and before the dust settles, they're loading 88 children into

school buses like the world's most depressing field trip.

Welcome to the absolutely wild story of the Shackana Glory Camp Raid,

where addiction, recovery meets alleged child endangerment, meets the whole lot of questions about

what the hell was going on in rural Iowa.

So here's the thing about Columbus Junction that makes the story even more bizarre.

This tiny town in Iowa has become home to one of the largest Burmese refugee populations

in America. We're talking about 25% of the town being refugees from Myanmar, mostly Chin people,

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